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Turin Honore Fiorenzo Alfieri Wit New Public Square as City Remember Im Cultural Legacy.

Lydia EDEH by Lydia EDEH
September 13, 2026
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Turin Honour Fiorenzo Alfieri with New Public Square as City Remember Im Cultural Legacy.

TURIN, ITALY City of Turin don honour Fiorenzo Alfieri, di late teacher, politician and former city councillor, by naming one public square after am. Na way to recognize all di big work wey Alfieri do for education, culture and di development of di city.

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Di ceremony take place on September 11, 2026 , and dem unveil memorial plaque for di public space wey dey behind Niccolò Tommaseo Primary School, for Piazza Cavour.

People wey dey present na representatives from Turin city institutions, members of Alfieri family, and former mayors Valentino Castellani and Sergio Chiamparino  wey Alfieri bin work under as councillor.

For di ceremony, city leaders remember Alfieri as person wey put im heart for education, culture and public service.

Ludovica Cioria, wey be Vice President of Turin City Council, talk say Alfieri na correct example for civic education. She say e dey always fight make sure say every person for society get opportunity.

Mayor Stefano Lo Russo sef remember how Alfieri handle culture matters. E talk say to invest for culture no mean say di city go lose im industrial identity. Instead, e fit bring money and make life better for people. The mayor still dey gbadun Alfieri because e get trust for young people and e dey always give dem big responsibilities.

Alfieri wey kpai for December 2020, get long record for education and public service. E serve as councillor under former mayors Diego Novelli, Valentino Castellani and Sergio Chiamparino. For im time for office, e handle ministries like education, sports, youth affairs, culture, and promotion of Turin.

People still dey remember am for di important cultural projects wey e help build for Turin. Among dem na:
Luci d’Artista, Festival Cinema Giovani  wey later turn  Torino Film Festival, Informagiovani, Sportinsieme , and di development of Torino Musei Foundation. E also help prepare di city’s first strategic plan.

Di decision to name di public square after Alfieri get special meaning because di place dey directly in front of school. Di location connect im work for education and civic participation with di young people wey e always encourage to take part for di future of Turin.

Di presence of former mayors Castellani and Chiamparino add another meaning to di ceremony. E bring together past and present city leadership to honour one public servant wey influence Turin development for many years.

City of Turin first announce di plan to dedicate di square to Alfieri for December 2025. Dem choose September 11, wey be di anniversary of im birth, for di ceremony. Di decision come because of im long contribution to education, culture and public life for di city.

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